South Carolina § 60-12-90 - Proposals for renovations to State House or capitol complex.

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§ 60-12-90. Proposals for renovations to State House or capitol complex.

Notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary, the State House Committee shall cause the Department of Archives and History to review and comment on any proposal for alterations or renovations to the State House or that area designated as the capitol complex. The policy and decisions of the State House Committee, with regard to any proposal for or the administration of any project or program for the maintenance, alteration or renovation of the State House or that area designated as the capitol complex, shall be final.

HISTORY: 1992 Act No. 503, SECTION 1.

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